She graduated in 1972 at The College of Fine and Industrious Arts in Uherske Hradiste, majoring in Ceramics. Ludmila pursues ceramic design and ceramic art, producing decorative and functional forms, made of various ceramic materials, fired at 1100-1300 'C. her most favourite work material is either fine or course stoneware. Ludmila fires her work in electric and gas kilns, also uses the technique of Raku (old Japanese method) and smoke or salt firing.
She has participated in international ceramic workshops and symposia in Bechyne (Czech Republic), Boleslawiec (Poland) and Panvezys (Lithuania). You can find her works in museum collections in Prague, Brno, Hodonin, Bechyne, Uherske Hradiste (Czech Republic), Boleslawiec and Wroclaw (Poland), Panavezys (Lithuania) and many private collections around the world. Besides her individual projects she participates in many exhibitions in Czech Republic and Europe. Ludmila is an active member of several organizations including Art Group "Q" in Brno and Union of Visual and Ceramic Artists in Prague. Her works have been presented individually or in group at many foreign galleries and museum exhibitions in Austria, Slovakia, Poland, Germany, United Arab Emirates, Sweden, Belgium, etc.
